SPDT Sub-Miniature Toggle Switch On-On, 3A

Easy-to-Use SPDT Sub-Miniature Toggle Switch for Everyday Projects

Looking for a reliable On-On SPDT sub-miniature toggle switch for your next DIY electronics project or repair? This compact, single pole double throw toggle switch is perfect for hobbyists, home electronics enthusiasts, and anyone who values easy installation and dependable performance.

Key Features of This On-On 3A Toggle Switch

• SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw) functionality: Switches one input between two outputs, giving you versatile control options.
• On-On action: Simple two-position toggle for straightforward switching.
• 3A Power Rating: Handles up to 3A at 120V AC or 28V DC, and 1A at 250V ACideal for a wide range of devices and circuits.
• Sub-miniature design: Compact build fits tight spaces and small project boxes.
• Metal actuator: Durable toggle lever stands up to repeated use.
• Panel mount toggle switch: Fits a 0.203″ diameter mounting hole, and includes mounting nuts and washer for easy installation.
• Solder terminals: Accepts 18-24 AWG wire, ensuring secure and reliable connections.

Technical Specifications

• Switch Type: SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw)
• Action: ON-ON (two fixed positions)
• Current Rating: 3A @ 120V AC & 28V DC / 1A @ 250V AC
• Mounting Hole Size: 0.203 diameter
• Actuator Material: Metal
• Contact Material: Coin silver, silver plated
• Terminal Material: Brass, silver plated
• Terminal Type: Solder terminals (for 18-24 AWG wire)
• Thread type: Sub-miniature panel mounting thread
• Weight: 0.2 oz
• Includes: Mounting nuts and washer (no warehouse pick-up required)

Why Choose This Miniature Toggle Switch?

This SPDT sub-miniature toggle switch offers simple, intuitive control and is easy to mount on project boxes, control panels, or enclosures. Its robust current rating and reliable metal actuator make it ideal for countless applications, including model railroads, RC hobby circuits, guitar pedals, small appliances, and home repair work.

Always double-check your projects voltage and current requirements to make sure this switch is the right fit.